You'd throw your back out after 3 swings. And on 2 of those you'd miss the log and bury the mull in the dirt.
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I wouldn't say well. I mean it did the job but it's a fairly crude device and not nearly as efficient and accurate as an alaskan sawmill.
Fixed
not for precise boards of course
I was impressed personally...I have tried to cut a board from a log with no real guide and it was quite an improvement over that
alaskan mill is of course superior...I love the homemade one the guy made that I posted earlier in this thread on post 913...his redwood forest is awesome
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I wanted to shit on your fire-building skills but you actually did a decent job. I mean of course I could've done better but your fire wasn't complete dog shit
I’m not sure, haven’t tried to look it up yet. That seems like a solid guess though. We also have tiger swallowtails here too.
I saw several different butterflies today too, including a monarch. But wasn’t able to get any good pics of those flighty mofos.
I love sweet air
Cottonwoods along the river release a sweet smell thru the air
Grab a cottonwood bud and roll it in your fingers
Smell that bud, so damn sweet
how is that for kinda gay
Oh I’m sure you suck cock.
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My wife never pays attention to outdoor shit but she noticed a blue jay the other day and was amazed at how beautiful of a bird it is. I told her that it was probably the same loud asshole that wakes her up in the morning but she still liked it.
When she sees a cardinal she's gonna be like
When she sees a cardinal she's gonna be like
I have a real easy way to shut those birds up.My wife never pays attention to outdoor shit but she noticed a blue jay the other day and was amazed at how beautiful of a bird it is. I told her that it was probably the same loud asshole that wakes her up in the morning but she still liked it.
When she sees a cardinal she's gonna be like
Same. For identification.
I usually guess periwinkle when I see purple flowers in the wild, but they usually have a pentagon shape in the center.
Tagging @conor mcgregor nut hugger for my amusement.
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It's just fish shitFound this rock in a creek. Check out those fossils.
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Spring blue-eyed mary
Blue phlox
Same. For identification.
I usually guess periwinkle when I see purple flowers in the wild, but they usually have a pentagon shape in the center.
Tagging @conor mcgregor nut hugger for my amusement.
Garlic mustard
I hope you were really looking forward to identifying all of these.
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I actually used the iNaturalist app. It's also how I identified
@Grateful Dude's caterpillar. It's available for both iPhone and Android. An app is software for a smart phone that you download from the App Store (if iPhone) or Google Play store (if Android).
Ask your grandson to help you.